Thursday's racing bulletin

The Five Live tip is Saif Sareea in the 1420 at Pontefract (all times BST)

Wednesday's meetings are at Ayr, Pontefract, Yarmouth and Tipperary in Ireland.

Ayr's three-day meeting gets under way on Thursday with the going now good to firm, good in places, after 3.2mm of rain overnight.

John Gosden's Climate Change has caught the eye of many of the newspaper

tipsters.

The three-year-old is clearly thought capable of making it three wins from three this season in the 1610, despite a six-pound rise in the weights for his previous success at Goodwood.

The going at Pontefract is good, but that's likely to change with heavy rain forecast for later in the day.

The best bet of the day looks to be Saif Sareea in the opening race at 1420.

Already a winner over hurdles, the five-year-old got off the mark on the flat at Beverley on his first start for new trainer Richard Fahey.

Saif Sareea has been raised 11 pounds for that success but can go one better from a low draw under the smart young Scottish apprentice Greg Fairley.

The going at Yarmouth is good to firm, but that's also likely to change as the heavy rain spreads east across the country.

Sheik Mohammed's Godolphin operation has been in the news this week after paying £9.7m for a Storm Cat colt at the Keeneland Sales.

Kept Faith is by the same sire and although he might not turn out to a be a world-beater, the two-year-old is fancied to lose his maiden tag at the second attempt in the 1630.

They also race at Tipperary in Ireland, where Kieren Fallon rides Chenchinkova for Aiden O'Brien.

This full sister to dual Derby winner High Chapparal is making her racecourse debut and if she makes a winning start, her current odds of 33-1 for next year's 1000 Guineas are likely to be shortened dramatically.